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Actor Jim Nabors, former Whitefish resident, dies at 87

Actor and onetime Whitefish resident Jim Nabors has died.

Legals November 29, 2017

No. 2400 Notice of Public Meeting for the Somers Avenue Reconstruction Project When: Thursday, November 30th, 2017 Where: Whitefish City Hall Council Chambers Conference Room Time: 6:30pm to 8:00pm Whitefish Residents that are wishing to inform themselves of the upcoming reconstruction project are encouraged to attend. November 22, 29, 2017 MNAXLP

Regulation aims to better protect public trees

Whitefish wants to make sure its trees are protected, and that those who might damage trees could be punished.

'Lucky me'

Life happens fast.

Event raises funds for Sparrow's Nest house

A group of folks looking to support Sparrow’s Nest of NWMT will be spending the night away from the comfort of their homes to raise awareness and funds for unaccompanied homeless high school students during an event on Saturday, Dec. 9.

Winter Market features local vendors

The city of Whitefish is holding its third annual Whitefish Winter Market with local vendors at the Roy Duff Memorial Armory on Saturday, Dec. 2 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Symphony presents Prokofiev's 'Peter and the Wolf'

Glacier Symphony will bring the delightful symphonic fairytale “Peter and the Wolf” to concert halls in Whitefish and Kalispell on Dec. 9 and 10 with a holiday pops concert for the whole family.

Love of music found early lasts for many years to come

For as long as I can remember, music has been in my life beginning with violin lessons that I began at the age of four. As I got older, it seemed natural to me that I would continue to play the violin, even though I secretly hoped to play the piano. It led me to be a member of my high school orchestra for four years. Without this first hand experience, I do not think that I would have the same appreciation for the arts, and especially for music. While I will always hope to have music in my life, many young people are not given the opportunity to find that love of music.

Reflecting upon legislative special session

Two months preceding the special session, four legislative leaders from both parties along with a representative from the governor’s office convened meetings to establish a template for such a session. A consensus position stated that by one way or another, $150 million would be reallocated into the budget to restore lower than expected revenues and $75 million would be cut from HB2, the budget we walked away from Helena in the last days of April 2017. A formal deal was never reached as to the specifics to the consensus position. The legislators at the table included minority leaders Sen. Jon Sesso, Rep. Jenny Eck, House Appropriations Chairman, Rep. Nancy Balance and Finance and Claims Chairman Sen. Llew Jones. These legislators worked countless hours to establish a professional working relationship and subsequently were able to conclude that the need existed to address the revenue shortfall.

Whitefish Review releases 'Rising Voices'

Whitefish Review will release “Rising Voices” issue No. 21 on Saturday, Dec. 2 with a celebration at Casey’s in downtown Whitefish.

Band showcase

Members of the Whitefish High School Percussion Ensemble and Birdland Jazz Combo recently performed for a group of Muldown Elementary students at the high school Black Box Theater. “Start thinking about what instrument you want to play wen you get to high school,” WHS Band Director Mark McCrady told Muldown students. “It’s good for your brain.”

Closing the Loop

This year has been a busy one for the Whitefish Trail.

Bulldogs named to All-Conference

A handful of Bulldog football players received All Conference awards for their play this season.

Fusion 14U have strong showing at festival

The Flathead Fusion girls 14U hockey team hosted a festival at the recently opened Woodland Park ice rink in Kalispell this past weekend, enjoying near perfect conditions for opening weekend games.

Lady Dogs host Eureka to open season

The Whitefish girls basketball team is preparing for an early season showdown against Eureka at home.

Bulldog basketball practicing defense heading into opener

The Bulldogs are back on the hardwood and preparing for a season-opening showdown with Eureka next week.

Wrestling team young, still has experience

This year’s Bulldog wrestling team is a young one.

Whitefish swimmers prepare for opening Kalispell Invite

The Whitefish swim team is diving back into competition with the Kalispell Invite on Saturday.

All appears well for Haskill Basin conservation easement area

Haskill Basin survived a tough fire season this summer and brought new visitors into the area with an already-popular trail.

Business focuses on take-and-bake meals

A new business has quietly taken root in Whitefish.

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Monday, Nov. 20

Competition, terrain put mountain on the map

Middle school students raise $3,600 for food bank ahead of holiday

Students at Whitefish Middle School showed off their giving spirit last week with a roughly $3,600 donation to the North Valley Food Bank.

Schooley's caboose

A historic Whitefish caboose was moved for the first time in decades last week, on its way to receiving a full restoration.

Budget cuts force winter closure of State Parks

Whitefish Lake and Les Mason State Parks will be closed to vehicle traffic for the winter beginning Dec. 1.

Legals November 22, 2017

No. 2400 Notice of Public Meeting for the Somers Avenue Reconstruction Project When: Thursday, November 30th, 2017 Where: Whitefish City Hall Council Chambers Conference Room Time: 6:30pm to 8:00pm Whitefish Residents that are wishing to inform themselves of the upcoming reconstruction project are encouraged to attend. November 22, 29, 2017 MNAXLP

United Airlines adds direct flight from Glacier Airport to LAX

Beginning in June, United Airlines will offer direct seasonal flights from Glacier Park International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport, Glacier Airport Director Rob Ratkowski announced Tuesday.

Neighbors concerned about traffic impacts from Wisconsin development

Despite hearing a few concerns regarding increases in traffic, the Whitefish Planning Board gave a favorable recommendation last week to a planned residential resort development that looks to create 102 dwelling units on the congested Wisconsin Avenue.

Plan looks to transform industrial site

The developer of a mixed-use development planned for the former Idaho Timber site says the project will bring a positive change to the now vacant industrial site.

Annual Nutcracker performance this week

For 40 years the Northwest Ballet has been providing dance to local families, and for 30 years has been bringing “The Nutcracker” to audiences around the Flathead. This year's annual production is the 24th that the company will bring to the Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts on Thanksgiving weekend.

Hospital celebrates patient-centered care month and gratitude

Patient-Centered Care Month is a special annual celebration at North Valley Hospital. In honor of the North Valley Hospital Planetree Philosophy of Patient-Centered Care, the hospital takes extra initiative to recognize and appreciate patients, the community, and the caregivers that are at the heart of the hospital’s approach to patient-centered care.

Dorothy Johnson renowned Whitefish gem

In this troublesome era of anger, violence and blame, it’s well to look back to a kinder time, and the good and heart-warming story of a remarkable Montana character.

Whitefish Shines says thanks to all those who help

The volunteer committee of Whitefish Shines would like to express a heartfelt thank you to the record number of community volunteers who turned out Sunday, Nov. 19 to help hang the Whitefish winter decorations.

Assault claims need to be heard

When I was a young man growing up, dating or “going steady” with girls from my high school, I distinctly remember a 16-year-old girlfriend confiding in me about being molested by a relative of hers. Her story haunts me 50 years later; both the pain she expressed and my own feelings of helplessness.

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Christmas tree permits now available for purchase

Christmas tree permits are now available for $5 cash at each of the Flathead National Forest offices in Kalispell, Hungry Horse and Bigfork.

Speech team grabs gold in Browning

Led by four individual first-place finishes, the Whitefish speech and debate team took home gold in Browning.

First ski patrol unit made of men, women volunteers

The Moose Lodge

Whether it’s watching Thursday Night Football or just enjoying a burger with friends, Tom Gilfillan wants to remind community members of all the Whitefish Moose Lodge has to offer.

School board approves alternative delivery contract for Muldown construction

The search is on for architects and contractors for a new Muldown Elementary School building.

New high school course focuses on hospitality and tourism

Students hoping to someday open up their own cozy mountain lodge will have a new class at Whitefish High School to help them on the way.

Streibich has record day on college field

Former Whitefish Bulldog Jack Streibich is continuing his success on the college football gridiron with a recent record performance.

Foundation auctions off backcountry ski trip with three Olympians

The top 10 auction bidders at the Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation’s annual dinner will get the chance to spend a day of backcountry cat skiing with three former Olympians.

Former game warden recalls decades-old griz attack

Louis Kis had a long and distinguished career as a game warden for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. He also probably has one of the best grizzly bear attack survival stories as well.

Skiers reminded to follow uphill policy on Big Mountain

Eager skiers and snowboarders itching to get up to the summit of Big Mountain in search of powder turns are being reminded to follow the preseason uphill travel policy.

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Rural theaters feeling pinch from Disney over new 'Star Wars' movie

Disney is imposing a draconian set of conditions for theaters playing the new “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” movie this holiday season. Many in the film industry have dubbed the terms bad for local business, and the effects are even worse for theaters in rural states like Montana.

Winter decorations go up downtown

Volunteers Sunday morning hoisted up the garland punctuated with red bells, snowflakes and wreaths that have become an iconic winter scene in Whitefish.

Students earn state award for skateboard rack design

When three Whitefish Independent High School students noticed that their school lacked a place to secure skateboards, they knew they could develop a solution.

Program looks at Western writer Dorothy Johnson

The Northwest Montana Posse of Westerners hosts a program by Whitefish’s Bob Brown titled “Story of Dorothy Johnson: Montana’s Fictional Feminist” Monday, Nov. 20.

Place to call home

Jessie Farnes grew up in Whitefish and left for college and a career, then when she and her husband began having a family they wanted to move to a place that felt like home.

Legals November 15, 2017

No. 2397 CITY OF WHITEFISH, MONTANA REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPACT FEES REVIEW AND UPDATE The City of Whitefish, Montana, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from firms experienced in the preparation and review of service area reports for impact fees such as water, wastewater, stormwater, emergency services, and other city provided services and/or facilities. The impact fees review and update shall be a written analysis for all seven impact fees that are currently imposed by the City and shall meet the requirements of Montana Code Annotated §7-6-1602. The City anticipates this study will provide recommendations for the City Council to consider continuing or discontinuing current impact fees. The consultant shall work with the Finance Director to ensure the plan can be updated or reviewed as needed by City staff in future years. Closing Date and Address: Written statements of qualifications shall be submitted to the Finance Director, City of Whitefish, 418 E. 2nd Street, Whitefish, Montana 59937 on or before 4:00 PM local time on the 17th day of November, 2017, at which time the statements of qualifications will be opened and read. Submittals shall include four (4) complete bound copies and one digital copy of all requested information, clearly identified as "Impact Fees Review and Update." For additional information or to receive the entire RFQ, please contact Dana Smith, Finance Director, City of Whitefish at the above address or by calling 406-863-2405 or sending an email to dsmith@cityofwhitefish.org. October 25, November 1, 15, 2017 MNAXLP

Plan sets guidelines for creating affordable housing

Whitefish now has a guide in its quest to provide affordable housing for its workforce.

Elissa “Lisa” Andersen

Elissa “Lisa” Andersen, 62, of Whitefish, passed away Nov. 10, 2017 at her home. Lisa is survived by her husband Mark Andersen.

Oliver Calhoun

Oliver ‘Bruce’ Calhoun, 94, passed away in Whitefish on Nov. 10, 2017.

Man loses own car in parking lot

Monday, Nov. 6

Outdoor experts share personal impacts of climate change

The streams and mountains of northwest Montana — the lifeblood for many who live here — are at risk, and the time to act is now.

Forum focuses on renewable energy future

Transitioning Montana to a future of renewable energy will be the final topic of Climate Smart Glacier Country’s community climate conversations.

Columbia Falls firm to guide backcountry ski trips near Essex

A Columbia Falls-based guide company has been issued a temporary special-use permit to lead backcountry ski trips near the Izaak Walton Inn in the Flathead National Forest.

Flathead Valley students learning GIS ropes in Glacier Park

Gone are the days of student field trips in Glacier National Park where kids just romp around in the woods, looking for squirrels. Today’s field trips are about real science.

Foundation celebrates Giving Tuesday

The Tuesday after Thanksgiving, commonly referred to as Giving Tuesday, is a global day of giving.

Window decorating contest set, Christmas Stroll events planned

The Purple Pomegranate is sponsoring a Christmas window decorating contest for downtown Whitefish.

Public radio podcast examines threat of invasive mussels in Montana

A new podcast from Montana Public Radio examines what could happen if Montana fails to stop zebra and quagga mussels from entering state water bodies.

Houston area brought into city limits

Along the east shore of Whitefish Lake, 43 acres of land in the Houston Drive area will now become part of the city of Whitefish.

Two major development projects go before planning board

Two separate major proposals for the development of former industrial sites in Whitefish are set to go before the city Planning Board this week.

City planning for work in Depot Park

The city of Whitefish Parks and Recreation Department completed work in Depot Park this summer, and it’s looking ahead to projects for next year. A gazebo was constructed in the south-east corner of the park in partnership with the Rotary Club of Whitefish, which secured both local funding as well as grant funding from Rotary International to support the project.

Honoring our nation's veterans

The simplest of freedoms — the chance for kids to go to school, participate in sports or play outside — were paid for through the sacrifices of America’s veterans.

News shown in classroom inappropriate

In our home we do not watch the news as there is too much revealed that is not appropriate for our children. I scan the news on the Internet and share with them that which, as their mother, I consider morally upright and of good use for them, or just plainly events and people that they should know about and pray for.

Student news program provides education using relevant resource

I wish to respond to some inaccuracies in a letter regarding our students watching TV news programs as part of our curriculum. Our fourth grade classrooms watch a student news program called “CNN 10” on some mornings after recess. This program, previously called “CNN Students News,” is a 10-minute, commercial free, daily news program designed to help students think about current events with a Common Core lens. Our teachers always screen the program prior to classroom viewing.

Hileman says thanks for election as Municipal Judge

First, a big shout-out to my family, friends and supporters in this wonderful community! I am truly honored by the trust the citizens of Whitefish have placed in me, and I pledge to carry on the legacy of the Municipal Court that Judge Johnson has so judiciously maintained. I respect the legal ability of my opponent and look forward to working with her as the city prosecutor.

Inspiring community engagement on climate change

Glacier Climate Action is planning its first annual fundraiser, Save our Glaciers Gala, on Friday, Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish. The all-ages family dance party will focus on raising awareness about what citizens can do every day to reduce climate impacts and raising money for important local initiatives that address climate change, as well as encouraging everyone to ask our government representatives to prioritize climate change solutions in their legislative agendas.

Club gives thanks for support of ski swap

Well, this was it! THE busiest ski swap that the Big Mountain Ski Club has ever held.

Shake out millions of dollars in bloated state budget to use for good programs

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock called a special session for next week in Helena. He is interested in some cuts and transfers in state government to shore up the shaky budget. Also included, however, will be “temporary revenue increases” i.e. more taxes for working Montanans.

Tradition: Ski School staff hailed from varied backgrounds

This column is brought to you by the Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation and the Ski Heritage Center Museum of Skiing. Enjoy these fascinating stories about the rich and colorful history of skiing in the Flathead Valley.

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Lady Dogs end season in battle with Loggers

Two sets into Friday’s Class A State Tournament match against Libby, the Lady Bulldogs looked like they weren’t done yet.

Speech finishes second in Bozeman Invitational

The Whitefish speech and debate team got another strong early-season performance at the Bozeman Hawker Invitational.

'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' shown Nov. 14 in Kalispell

In recognition of November being named “Montana Women’s Month,” the Northwest Montana Posse of Westerners and the Museum at Central School is featuring a special showing of the 1962 film “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,” starring Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne and Lee Marvin.

911 calls rerouted after fiber line cut

A cut to a fiber optic line in Kalispell has caused 911 calls to stop being delivered to the Flathead Emergency Communication Center.

U.S. Capitol Christmas tree set to stop here

It’s looking to be a festive afternoon in Whitefish Monday when the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree makes a stop here.

Friends of avalanche victim share lessons garnered from fateful day

When Erich Peitzsch, Joel Shehan and Ben Parsons headed out in Glacier National Park, they were likely as prepared as any group can be when going backcountry skiing.

ENERGY from a COOKIE

When Jess Cerra set out to create a new type of energy bar she knew it had to be made with real food ingredients and packed with nutrition for fueling athletes. But her top goal was give it a unique taste — like a cookie.

Hileman wins Municipal Judge job

Attorney Bill Hileman has been elected to serve as Whitefish’s new Municipal Court Judge.

Legals November 8, 2017

No. 2397 CITY OF WHITEFISH, MONTANA REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPACT FEES REVIEW AND UPDATE The City of Whitefish, Montana, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from firms experienced in the preparation and review of service area reports for impact fees such as water, wastewater, stormwater, emergency services, and other city provided services and/or facilities. The impact fees review and update shall be a written analysis for all seven impact fees that are currently imposed by the City and shall meet the requirements of Montana Code Annotated §7-6-1602. The City anticipates this study will provide recommendations for the City Council to consider continuing or discontinuing current impact fees. The consultant shall work with the Finance Director to ensure the plan can be updated or reviewed as needed by City staff in future years. Closing Date and Address: Written statements of qualifications shall be submitted to the Finance Director, City of Whitefish, 418 E. 2nd Street, Whitefish, Montana 59937 on or before 4:00 PM local time on the 17th day of November, 2017, at which time the statements of qualifications will be opened and read. Submittals shall include four (4) complete bound copies and one digital copy of all requested information, clearly identified as "Impact Fees Review and Update." For additional information or to receive the entire RFQ, please contact Dana Smith, Finance Director, City of Whitefish at the above address or by calling 406-863-2405 or sending an email to dsmith@cityofwhitefish.org. October 25, November 1, 8, 2017 MNAXLP

Summer tourism numbers strong

It was a tale of two summers for Whitefish’s tourism industry over the past few months.

Slopeside says thanks to firefighters

The families at Slopeside would like to take this opportunity to thank the Big Mountain Fire Department, Whitefish Fire Department, Columbia Falls Fire Department, Evergreen Fire Department, and Kalispell Fire Department and their personnel who responded to a fire at Slopeside at Whitefish Mountain Resort on the evening of Nov. 2.

Paying to enter National Parks necessary for operating

Though I am writing as an individual and not for the organization, as a long time board member of the Glacier Fund and now the Glacier Conservancy, the guest editorial by the L.A. Times that appeared recently in the Daily Inter Lake about what to do about the National Parks is only half right. Yes, the numbers visiting Glacier Park are unsustainable if we care about the wildlife and the natural resources, and limiting entry as they are proposing in Zion may well be a partial solution.

Rockfish Scalers

Some after-school sports happen on the court or the field, but for the Rockfish Scalers, competition takes place on the wall.

Field trip, event explore Whitefish Trail project

Whitefish Legacy Partners and the city of Whitefish are holding a field trip and presentation on the Close the Loop project of the Whitefish Trail. Both events are on Monday, Nov. 13.

Ski foundation now Podium Certified Club

The Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation is excited to announce it has been awarded Podium Club Certification at the Bronze level by the U.S. Ski and Snowboard’s Podium Club Certification Program. This achievement has been in the works for two years, and validates FVSEF as one of only two Podium Certified Ski Clubs in Montana. The program requires a rigorous, mission driven self-assessment and review of best principles and practices in eight areas of organizational performance.

Glacier Climate Action group holding gala event fundraiser Nov. 17

Glacier Climate Action is holding a fundraiser, Save our Glaciers Gala, on Friday, Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.

Whitefish native Pettinato enters race for congressional seat

Democrat attorney Jared S. Pettinato has announced his plan to run for Montana’s U.S. House of Representatives seat.

Whitefish Veterans Day events scheduled Friday

Two Veterans Day events in Whitefish are set for Friday, Nov. 10.

Veterans Day time to reflect on freedoms we have fought for

For me, Veterans Day is a particularly good time to reflect on unity and a chance to say thank you to the people who have fought to uphold the democratic ideals our country stands for.

Whitefish plan for annexation is unfair

My name is Ben Cavin. I live in the Houston Lakeshore Tract, formerly part of the famous Whitefish doughnut whose zoning case was ultimately resolved against the city of Whitefish by the Montana Supreme Court.

Whitefish should stay out of U.S. Supreme Court case

I am a concerned American citizen and Montana resident. In reading of the article “Whitefish joins case before U.S. Supreme Court” on Oct. 25, I am against the actions of Whitefish City Council and City Attorney Angela Jacobs who recommend Whitefish to join this lawsuit. In where Jack Phillips, owner of ‘Masterpiece Cakeshop’ from Lakewood, Colorado, is being sued because he refused to bake a wedding cake for Charlie Craig and David Mullions.

Book tells the story of how lakes function, challenges they face

The Whitefish Lake Institute and project steering committee partners have released the publication of the third edition of the Montana Lake Book.

Katie Goodman's Broad Comedy makes stop here Friday

The Whitefish Theatre Co. is hosting the award-winning, all-women musical comedy and sketch troupe, Broad Comedy this month.

Crown of the Continent hosts benefit concerts

The Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation has partnered with a local group, Disaster Relief for Montana to hold two concerts in November with proceeds to support music education and wildfire relief.

Speech earns third in Kalispell

The Whitefish speech and debate team took third overall in Kalispell over the weekend.

Lady Dogs nab third before heading to state tourney

It’s state tournament time for the Lady Bulldogs after a solid performance at the Western A Divisional Tournament last weekend.

Glacier Twins host fall meeting Nov. 13

The annual fall general meeting for returning and new Glacier Twins American Legion Baseball players will be held on Monday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Grouse Mountain Lodge in Whitefish.

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Monday, Oct. 30

Mary Elizabeth Montgomery

Marybeth Montgomery, 98, passed away Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017, at her residence in Whitefish. Marybeth’s final days were at home under the care of hospice, family and friends.

Dallas L. (Johnson) Sturlaugson

Dallas L. (Johnson) Sturlaugson, 89, of Devils Lake, North Dakota, passed away Tuesday morning, Oct. 31, 2017 at Altru Hospital, Grand Forks, North Dakota, with loving family at her side.

Samuel L. Penzi

Samuel L. Penzi, 30, found his final peace on Oct. 28, 2017.

Patricia V. Berg

Patricia V. Berg, 81, passed away on Oct. 28, 2017 at home.

WHS students bring recycle bins to city parks

Recycling downtown just got a lot easier thanks to a group of Whitefish High School students.

Massive fire destroys townhouse on Big Mountain

A townhouse on Big Mountain was totally destroyed and another townhouse was damaged during a massive fire Thursday night.

Aggressive timeline seeks solutions in three years

A recently released plan designed to address workforce housing needs in Whitefish sets a goal of implementing eight top strategies in the next three years to provide solutions for a shortage of affordable housing in the city.

Program focuses on impacts of climate change on recreation

The third program in an educational series focusing on climate change will look at what a warming world means for hunting, fishing and winter recreation during a multi-media event on Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center.

North Valley begins search for permanent CEO

The North Valley Hospital Board of Directors has initiated a search process to select a permanent chief executive officer for the organization, the hospital announced Monday.

Legals November 1, 2017

No. 2397 CITY OF WHITEFISH, MONTANA REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE IMPACT FEES REVIEW AND UPDATE The City of Whitefish, Montana, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from firms experienced in the preparation and review of service area reports for impact fees such as water, wastewater, stormwater, emergency services, and other city provided services and/or facilities. The impact fees review and update shall be a written analysis for all seven impact fees that are currently imposed by the City and shall meet the requirements of Montana Code Annotated §7-6-1602. The City anticipates this study will provide recommendations for the City Council to consider continuing or discontinuing current impact fees. The consultant shall work with the Finance Director to ensure the plan can be updated or reviewed as needed by City staff in future years. Closing Date and Address: Written statements of qualifications shall be submitted to the Finance Director, City of Whitefish, 418 E. 2nd Street, Whitefish, Montana 59937 on or before 4:00 PM local time on the 17th day of November, 2017, at which time the statements of qualifications will be opened and read. Submittals shall include four (4) complete bound copies and one digital copy of all requested information, clearly identified as "Impact Fees Review and Update." For additional information or to receive the entire RFQ, please contact Dana Smith, Finance Director, City of Whitefish at the above address or by calling 406-863-2405 or sending an email to dsmith@cityofwhitefish.org. October 25, November 1, 8, 2017 MNAXLP

School District's sustainability center begins to take shape

Amidst the sounds of bulldozers and pounding hammers, the Whitefish School District’s Center for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship is coming alive.